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The 38 pages that link to Budapest, each with the reason it gives.
ViennaRelated: Vienna and Budapest were the twin capitals of Austria-Hungary from 1867 to 1918.
World AquaticsRelated: World Aquatics moved its headquarters from Lausanne to Budapest in 2018.
Leo SzilardRelated: Szilard was born and educated in Budapest before leaving Hungary for Germany.
Georg SoltiRelated: Solti was born and trained there before leaving Hungary as the Nazi threat grew.
Miklós RózsaRelated: Rózsa’s Hungarian upbringing and early studies began in Budapest.
BratislavaRelated: It shares with Bratislava a history of Hungarian rule and Danube commerce.
George de HevesyRelated: De Hevesy was born in Budapest and later returned to work in Hungary.
László BíróRelated: Bíró was born and began his career in this city.
Michael PolanyiRelated: Polanyi’s early life and training began in this city.
Amrita Sher-GilRelated: Her Hungarian childhood and family ties began in this city.
Andrew GroveRelated: Grove grew up in Budapest before leaving Hungary as a young refugee.
André KertészRelated: The city shaped Kertész’s early subjects and his first photographic years.
Endre AdyRelated: Ady’s later career and literary networks were centered in Budapest.
Ferenc MolnárRelated: Molnár’s urban settings draw on the social life of the city where he grew up.
László PappRelated: Papp was born and raised in Budapest, where he began boxing.
Rocco SiffrediRelated: Siffredi established a base for production in Budapest during his career.
SzékesfehérvárRelated: The two cities are connected by major rail and road routes.
Dzsenifer MarozsánRelated: Marozsán was born in Budapest before her family moved to Germany.
Felix SaltenRelated: Salten was born in Budapest before his family moved to Vienna.